This document introduces the Bangalore Divine Life Society website launching on April 11, 2013. It provides background on the society, founded in 1945 to disseminate the spiritual teachings of Swami Sivananda in Kannada. The society has published a monthly Kannada magazine for over six decades and translated some works of Swami Sivananda into Kannada. The new website aims to make more of the writings of Swami Sivananda and his successors available to Kannada speakers in India and abroad. It is launched on Ugadi, the Kannada new year, and is hoped to benefit users spiritually.

1. INTRODUCTION
Om Namo Bhagavate Sivanandaya
From time immemorial, India has carved for itself a unique
position among nations of the world insofar as life of the
spirit is concerned. Western savants like Max Mueller,
Schopenhauer, Will Durant and many others have drawn
attention, through their writings, to the unparallelled
spiritual heights scaled by our ancient country. This
towering stature was built up by an unbroken line of sages
and saints who had taught the truth much before the advent
of Buddha and Christ. Vedas and Upanishads are considered
as the World’s most ancient and sacred works.
Among modern day saints, Worshipful Swami Sivanandaji
Maharaj occupies a unique place as an extraordinary teacher
of Yoga and Vedanta. While initially as a doctor of
medicine, he concerned himself with peoples physical well
being, he transferred his attention to their souls exhorting
all to have Sat – Chhit - Ananda anubhava. He led them on
the spiritual path to realise God, using all the novel
methods to carry the message of Divine life through every
means at his disposal, gramophone records, radio, cinema
films, photography, books and pamphlets, etc, were the
media he used to share the supreme joy of God realisation
that he had experienced. He would have most certainly used
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computers and websites, had they been available during his
time.
Along with him, Pujya Swami Chidanandaji Maharaj,
Gurudev’s most worthy successor and Pujya Swami
Krishnanandaji Maharaj, General Secretary of the Divine
Life Society for long years, continued to spread their
Guru’s teachings for long years, through a prodigious
output of articles and books which they authored amidst
their intense preoccupations with the Ashram work.
The Bangalore Divine Life Society at Tasker Town founded
in 1945 by the Karmayogi, revered late Sri V.L. Nagaraj,
has been carrying on the dissemination of spiritual
knowledge of the Holy Master Swami Sivanandaji Maharaj
in Kannada and English mostly to the people of Karnataka.
The Society has been publishing a monthly magazine
“Divya Jeevana” in Kannada since more than six decades.
The Branch has had the privilege of periodically publishing
translations of the original writings of Worshipful Gurudev
Swami Sivanandaji Maharaj translated into Kannada for the
benefit of Kannada-knowing public.
It is now envisaged through this website to place selections
from their teachings through articles and books before those
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knowing Kannada in India and abroad. We believe that they
would profit from the writings of all the three mahatmas.
With grace from Worshipful Gurudev, it is proposed to
launch the website Divya Jeevana on the 11th of April
2013, the day on which Kannadigas all over celebrate
Ugaadi, the advent of the Vijaya naama samvatsara which
marks a new chapter in the annals of the Bangalore Divine
Life Society.
We firmly believe that not only Kannadigas and other
bhaashabhimaanis not only in India but also all those who
are scattered all over the world will welcome and make
good use of this website in their spiritual advancement and
attain beatitude in their present lives. This was the clarion
call of Worshipful Gurudev.
May Worshipful Gurudev be pleased to accept this seva and
bless all those using the website.
THE BANGALORE DIVINE LIFE SOCIETY
Tasker Town Branch, Bengalooru

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7. HISTORY OF THE BRANCH
The Bangalore Divine life Society, situated on
erstwhile Chick Bazar Road of Tasker Town, Bangalore
was founded by Sri. V.L.Nagaraj along with a young &
dedicated team from the Postal Department Bangalore in
the year 1945.
Sri. V.L.Nagaraj lost his parents at a very early age &
had to move to Bangalore in pursuit of a job in the
postal department in 1940 after his matriculation. As a
postal clerk working in Frazer Town Post office in
1944, He came across water soaked and address defaced
booklet parcel which he opened and read the contents :
It was “Students
Sivananda.
Success
in
Life”
by
Swami
Thrilled & influenced by the forceful writings of
Swami Sivananda, He got in touch with Swamiji &
requested Him to send some more books. These were
shared with the collegues Sarvasri B.P.Balasubramaniam,
P.M.Damodaram, N.Ananth & M.Venkatswamy.
Sri V.L.Nagaraj along with his collegues embarked on
the noble thought of starting a branch of the Divine
Life Society. Permission was sought & obtained from
Swami Sivananda to start this new branch. Smt.
Bhagavatamma the land lady volunteered to rent a 10
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feet X 10 feet room on 131 Chick Bazaar Road for a
rent of Rs. 5 a month. (Part of this is the front room
of the present Society). The branch was inaugurated on
the 14th of January 1945 by District Collector Sri
P.M.Jayarajan.
Being II world war time, restrictions existed on most
of the essential commodities including the printing paper.
Sri. P.M.Jayarajan was kind enough to sanction the
printing paper required for the publication of three
monthly bulletins in English, Kannada & Tamil. (Divine
Life, Divya Jeevana & Deiviga Vazhkai).
These bulletins were distributed free to the people on
roads by the team of Sevaks on cycles along with buns
to the needy on Sundays. Thus began the noble Yagna
of dissemination of the spiritual literature which is
carried on even today by this branch.
The Bangalore Divine Life Society had many first to
its credit, including the Kamandalu sitting pose of
Swami Sivananda in tricolor which even today is the
pioneer photo of Gurudev. Calendars with Gurudev’s
picture were also printed & distributed annually.
In 1950, when Gurudev embarked upon the All India
Tour, initially Bangalore was not included in the
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schedule. The young & devoted team of Sri V.L.Nagaraj
ensured that Swamiji’s tour was recast including
Bangalore in its schedule. The society had to borrow the
money required for the air travel expenses of the
Swamiji’s team of twelve members from Trivandrum to
Bangalore & onward to Hyderabad, as this was the
precondition laid by then Tour Secretary Swami
Paramananda for inclusion of Bangalore.
Sri. V.L.Nagaraj & his team took two months leave
from the office for arranging and advertising the arrival
of Gurudev Swami Sivananda to Bangalore. It is
important to mention here the miracle that took place
with this team. These youngsters were using cycles to
move around & carry out the arrangements of the visit
of Gurudev. A week prior to the arrival of Gurudev
three Pontiac cars reported at the Bangalore Divine Life
Society premises with a letter from His Highness
Maharaja of Mysore being pleased to place these three
cars with Chauffeurs for the exclusive use of the office
bearers of the Bangalore Divine Life Society in
connection with Swamiji’s visit.
The tour of Swami Sivananda in Bangalore was a
phenomenal success & Swamiji was pleased to visit &
bless the Bangalore Divine Life Society, Surprised by
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the smallness of the room from which such stupendous
work was being done, Swamiji prayed & blessed that
the branch grow in leaps & bounds.
Further in 1957 the branch was requested to conduct
the All India Divine Life Conference which was also
held in a memorable way.
During 1962 Sri Jayaramulu Naidu the Land Lord
offered the Land for a price Rs 8000/.
Dr. Rao Saheb Ranganatha Mudaliar & Sri.
Muniramiah jointly built the Prayer Hall including the
Ladies wing in 1971.
Swami Chidananda regularly visited Bangalore and
blessed the branch and ensured the full blooming of the
branch.
The Bangalore Divine Life Society is carrying on its
dissemination of spiritual works of Swami Sivananda in
its humble way even today.
We invoke the Blessings of Swami Sivananda for the
continuous & vibrant running of the Bangalore Divine
Life Society in its cherished goal of dissemination of
the Spiritual Knowledge for times to come.
Jai Swami Sivananda !
Jai Swami Chidananda !

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14. VISIT OF GURUDEV TO BANGALORE
19th October 1950
In the original itinerary of the tour the Bangalore was
not included by the organizers. The Bangalore Divine
Life Society led by Sri V.L. Nagaraj, Sri B.P.
Balasubramaniam, P. Damodar and Sri Venkataswamy
wrote a letter to to Swami Paramananda the organizer of
the tour pleading him to include Bangalore the capital
city of Mysore state and reminding him of all the good
work done by the Divine Life Society for the past five
years (1945-1950).
In reply to this letter Swami Paramananda wrote that
if we were prepared to meet the air ticket expenses for
one dozen disciples along with Swami Sivananda from
Trivandrum to Bangalore and again from Bangalore to
Hyderabad he would consider their request to include
Bangalore. So they thought whatever may be the
expenses Swamiji should visit Bangalore. They went to
a money lender and borrowed Rs. 500/- on interest and
sent the same by telegraph money order to Swami
Paramananda with a message, “Advance rupees five
hundred sent herewith, the balance will be paid on
arrival.” Swami Paramananda replied that he had allotted
three days in October 1950 to Bangalore.
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Sri V.L. Nagaraj and his friends took two months
leave and set on their bicycles to meet people, apprise
them of Swami Sivananda’s visit to Bangalore, met
editors of newspapers, handing over them the
photographs and books written by Swami Sivananda.
Several dozens of cloth banners of different sizes were
painted with slogans, festoons, flag papers were got
ready. Lots of literature containing Swamiji’s writings
were printed for free distribution on the occasion.
His Highness the Maharaja of Mysore sent a letter
addressed to the General Secretary Sri V.L. Nagaraj
incharge of Bangalore, “The Highness Government is
pleased to place three cars for your use in connection
with the visit of Sri Swami Sivananda to Bangalore.”
GRAND RECEPTION AT KAMALA BAI GIRL’S
HIGH SCHOOL, TASKER TOWN, BANGALORE
There was an enthusiastic and rousing reception at the
Kamala Bai Girl’s High School by the thousands of
eagerly waiting crowds flanked on both sides, as
Swamiji entered the main entrance, the entire place was
drowned in the shouts of “Sivananda Maharaj Ki Jai”
Then Swamiji took the audience to the higher regions
into his soul stirring Bhajans and Kirtans.
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During the days of Swamiji’s visit to Bangalore and
Mysore the newspapers both English and Kannada gave
head lines coverage with big size photos of Swami
Sivananda which enabled people to gather in large
numbers.
Swamiji Maharaj addressed phenomenal gatherings at
R.B.A.N.M. High School, on 20-10-1950. More than
5000 military personnel at Jalahalli. Besides Swamiji
paid visits to branches of Divine Life Society and other
institutions.
The Sankirtan arranged on the night of Saturday the
21st October 1950 in the spacious compound of the
Kamala Bai Girl’s High School, was so very grand that
people were sent into divine ecstasy. Both on 21st and
22nd October 1950, there were Darshans and thousands
of people had the unique opportunity of paying their
humble obeisances at the holy feet of the illumined
sage.
With the consent of His Holiness more than 400
devotees took Mantra Deeksha at the school after
waiting for long hours in long queues.
Swamiji was accorded a civic reception at Town Hall
by Bangalore Municipal Corporation.
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Swamiji’s visit to the Tasker Town branch on 22nd
October 1950.
During his three days hectic engagements at
Bangalore, Swami Sivananda paid a visit to the Divine
Life Society, Tasker Town premise. Earlier it was 10’ X
10’ room and substituted by a single chair were Swamiji
sat. “You were carrying on all your activities from this
small room !” exclaimed the master. “Yes Swamiji” was
the whisper. Late Sri B.P. Balasubramaniam commenced
the Pada Puja of Gurudev assisted by a couple of
devotees. Swamiji himself chanted various Mantras and
at the end, raising his two hands above, thundered,
“May this Branch grow !” The effect of these
powerful thought currents began to work.
In Bangalore at the Kamala Bai Girl’s High School,
Swamiji said, “In Bangalore there is a good spiritual
atmosphere.”
Then he did Kirtan. There was a good response. With
every repetition the response was growing more and
more intense. Swamiji remarks : “Till I get the right
response, I will not leave you even if I have to pass
the whole night here !” Produced wonderful results and
everyone joined him.
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For those who are regular in Kirtan, all obstacles
vanish ; they obtain the invisible help of Rishis and
Sages of the indwelling presence. They soon attain the
goal.
Swamiji admired the devotion of the people
Bangalore : Children of immortality ! People
Bangalore, who are filled with Sadhana and love
God ! You are all truly children of God. May you
become Jivanmuktas and Yogis in this very birth.
of
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all
To the women of Bangalore Swamiji had a special
word to say. You stimulate the nerves of the children by
many cups of coffee. Why give coffee to children ?
Surely, that is not the way to show your love for them.
This excessive coffee drinking habit will only result in
nervous breakdown. And epilepsy later in life. The
hearty cooperation he received from the public in Kirtan
enthused him and he went on for a considerable time.
SIVANANDA ADDRESSES ARMED FORCES
On the way to Jalahalli, Bangalore, troops were
moving in an orderly fashion, in plain clothes, towards
the E.M.E. Centre were Swami Sivananda addressed a
gathering of about six thousand personnel. Paying a
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glowing tribute to the Forces, Swamiji said : “You are
the defenders of our country. You have dedicated your
life to the noble cause of protecting the land from
invasion. You have in abundant measure the spirit of
renunciation and Self sacrifice and you are prepared to
give up your life at any moment for the cause of the
nation and its defence. How glorious ! May the Lord
bless you all with health, long life, peace, prosperity,
eternal bliss. You are the glorious sons of our mother
land. Glory, glory to you all.
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Thus wrote Sivananda in 1950 in the
Visitor’s Book of the Divine Life Society,
Tasker Town Branch, Bangalore.

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